Exam 3: Demand and Supply

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The quantity of product X supplied can be expected to rise with a fall in:

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Oil refiners can vary the mix of gasoline versus diesel fuel derived from a barrel of oil. If the price of diesel fuel increases relative to the price of gasoline:

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Holding all else equal, an unnecessary increase in federally-mandated auto safety requirements leads to a decrease in:

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The equilibrium market price and quantity of beef would increase if:

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Surplus is a condition of:

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Supply Curve Analysis. Credible Switches, Inc., is a distributor of generic safety switches used in the washing machines and dryers. Based on an analysis of monthly cost and output data, the company has estimated the following relation between the marginal cost (wholesale cost plus distribution cost per unit) and monthly output: Supply Curve Analysis. Credible Switches, Inc., is a distributor of generic safety switches used in the washing machines and dryers. Based on an analysis of monthly cost and output data, the company has estimated the following relation between the marginal cost (wholesale cost plus distribution cost per unit) and monthly output:       A. Calculate marginal cost at 400,000, 500,000, and 600,000 units of output. B. Express output as a function of marginal cost. Calculate the level of output at which MC = $5, $8, and $10. C. Calculate the profit-maximizing level of output if prices are stable in the industry at $8 per switch and, therefore, P = MR = $8. D. Again assuming prices are stable in the industry, derive CSI's supply curve for switches. Express price as a function of quantity and quantity as a function of price. Supply Curve Analysis. Credible Switches, Inc., is a distributor of generic safety switches used in the washing machines and dryers. Based on an analysis of monthly cost and output data, the company has estimated the following relation between the marginal cost (wholesale cost plus distribution cost per unit) and monthly output:       A. Calculate marginal cost at 400,000, 500,000, and 600,000 units of output. B. Express output as a function of marginal cost. Calculate the level of output at which MC = $5, $8, and $10. C. Calculate the profit-maximizing level of output if prices are stable in the industry at $8 per switch and, therefore, P = MR = $8. D. Again assuming prices are stable in the industry, derive CSI's supply curve for switches. Express price as a function of quantity and quantity as a function of price. A. Calculate marginal cost at 400,000, 500,000, and 600,000 units of output. B. Express output as a function of marginal cost. Calculate the level of output at which MC = $5, $8, and $10. C. Calculate the profit-maximizing level of output if prices are stable in the industry at $8 per switch and, therefore, P = MR = $8. D. Again assuming prices are stable in the industry, derive CSI's supply curve for switches. Express price as a function of quantity and quantity as a function of price.

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The demand function for a product states the relation between the aggregate quantity demanded and:

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Demand for consumption goods and services is:

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The supply of a product does not depend on:

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Demand Curve Analysis. Papa's Pizza, Ltd., provides delivery and carryout service to the city of South Bend, Indiana. An analysis of the daily demand for pizzas has revealed the following demand relation: Demand Curve Analysis. Papa's Pizza, Ltd., provides delivery and carryout service to the city of South Bend, Indiana. An analysis of the daily demand for pizzas has revealed the following demand relation:     where Q is the quantity measured by the number of pizzas per day, P is the price ($), P<sub>S</sub> is a price index for soda pop (1992 = 100), CSP is the college student population and S, a binary or dummy variable, equals 1 on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, zero otherwise. A. Determine the demand curve facing Papa's Pizza on Tuesdays if P = $10, PS = 125, and CSP = 35,000, and S = 0. B. Calculate the quantity demanded and total revenues on Fridays if all price-related variables are as specified above. where Q is the quantity measured by the number of pizzas per day, P is the price ($), PS is a price index for soda pop (1992 = 100), CSP is the college student population and S, a binary or dummy variable, equals 1 on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, zero otherwise. A. Determine the demand curve facing Papa's Pizza on Tuesdays if P = $10, PS = 125, and CSP = 35,000, and S = 0. B. Calculate the quantity demanded and total revenues on Fridays if all price-related variables are as specified above.

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